Last week we heard that Turkey had blocked access to Twitter, the site was blocked by the Turkish government, although this week a Turkish court ruled that Twitter should be unblocked.
Now it would appear that Turkey has started to block access to YouTube, although a number of people in Turkey have already found ways around the latest blocking by the Turkish government.
The Turkish government have apparently attempted to block Internet sites in an attempt to stop people accessing telephone recordings that are reported to reveal corruption within the Turkish government.
And yesterday, a secret recording, which is reported to be of a high level security meeting relating to Syria has been leaked in Turkey on YouTube.
This is the apparent reason that Turkey has now tried to block access to YouTube, although some users can apparently get around the block.
Source The Verge
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